Computational biologists from the University of Toronto have developed an artificial intelligence algorithm that has the potential to design novel protein molecules as finely tuned therapeutics.

(CBS News) Sudoku is, at its heart, a numbers game. So it's no surprise that mathematicians have latched on to the puzzles as a way to explore problem-solving algorithms and game theories. For ...

LONDON: For those who struggle to solve a sudoku puzzle, scientists have come to your rescue! Researchers at University of Notre Dame have developed a mathematical algorithm that solves sudoku ...

Did you consider yourself a mathematician the last time you sat down to solve a Sudoku puzzle? It’s certainly a mentally ...

However, the Crook algorithm is thought to be the first mathematical proof of how to solve the puzzle. Not even Howard Garns, the U.S. architect who devised sudoku in 1979, could promise that.

Mathematicians say a hidden pattern called the 'Phistomefel Ring' can help you solve even the most challenging Sudoku puzzle much faster.

Inspired by Sudoku, U of T researchers create novel protein-folding algorithm for drug discovery Sudoku-solving tactics can yield novel protein sequences that fold into predetermined geometrical ...

Harder puzzles? A Sudoku puzzle builder must provide clues - numbers already in place - to help someone work out the solution. The more clues there are, the easier it is to solve the puzzle.